One of the key goals of the redesign of Conceptua Marketing’s web site was to improve accessibility. A number of accessible design elements have been added, including: Text navigation elements. No images are used to create navigation bars, you can easily change the text size of the pages through browser settings and the navigation structure is placed at the bottom of the html so as not to interfere with screen reading software.
All Images on the site, that are not purely decorative, have alt tags for descriptions
Cascading Style Sheets have been implemented in manner that will allow users to turn off or override our styles and still be able to read the page content. Relative sizes have been used for fonts and most other attributes (table widths, etc.).
Throughout the site, structural mark-up has been used. Page headings and sub-headings are indicated by the use of the header elements h1, h2, h3 etc. Important items have been highlighted with the use of strong or em, and lists have been marked up using ul and li.
Most use of scripting is on the server side, any client side scripting degrades gracefully so users can turn off JavaScript or other client side technologies and still gain full access to the content on the site.
Where forms have been used, labels have been explicitly associated with input elements. For instance, the label "Enter search terms" has been created and associated with the search input box.